Russia and Ukraine resume overnight attacks after US envoy visit

pt.euronews.com (Portuguese) —

Russia and Ukraine exchanged intense overnight drone and missile attacks, wounding 15 people in Kyiv, despite renewed US diplomatic efforts following envoy Steve Witkoff's meeting with President Vladimir Putin. Ukraine's air force reported shooting down 181 Russian drones, while Moscow's mayor said two citizens were injured in a 630-drone attack. Kyiv's metro infrastructure was damaged, limiting transit across the city. Trump claimed the sides were "closest" to ending the conflict, with Russia agreeing to resume trilateral talks possibly in mid-November. Moscow also released American Stephen Hubbard, and Trump paused new sanctions while finalizing a diesel deal criticized by Kyiv and European governments.


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